[bt-devel] [ bibletime-Feature Requests-1589022 ] red-letter highlighting should be configurable

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Feature Requests item #1589022, was opened at 2006-11-02 03:01
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Category: Frontend
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>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Fixed
Priority: 5
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Submitted By: umicron (umicron)
Assigned to: Joachim Ansorg (joachim)
Summary: red-letter highlighting should be configurable

Initial Comment:
Seems like a great piece of software. It would be 
nice to have an easy way to edit templates, without 
having to recompile bibletime. Seems like this should 
be pretty feasible. Also, it would be nice to be able 
to disable the red-letting highlighting of the words 
of Jesus, for a more consistent, easy-to-read 
appearance to the text. This is part of the template 
issue, I know, but it would be nice to have this 
feature enableable/disableable separately, with the 
template just controlling its behavior/color/etc.. 
Could go in the "text filters" section of the config 
dialog...

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>Comment By: Martin Gruner (mgruner)
Date: 2008-05-22 13:15

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Fixed, closing.

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Comment By: Joachim Ansorg (joachim)
Date: 2007-03-23 13:48

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Hi,
it's already possible to switch of the highlighting.
In a Bible window click on the "display settings" popup menu in the
windows's toolbar and switch of the highlighting. 
Is that what you wanted?

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Comment By: umicron (umicron)
Date: 2006-11-02 03:41

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Actually I just discovered the
~/.kde/share/apps/bibletime/display-templates thing myself 
and was about to revoke this post and replace it. I'll just post an
update/response here 
instead. I commend you, by the way, on the very prompt response.
The ability to add custom templates is great -- it would be nice to be
able to set a name 
for them, though, other than "filename.tmpl (user template)". I see that 
cdisplaytemplatemgr.cpp creates that name in loadUserTemplates(), but it
would be nicer if 
it would just use the name of the file minus the .tmpl extension (if it's
present), and not 
add the "(user template)". Relatively minor issue, I admit but it would be
nice, and not 
difficult to implement.

Aside from that, I know that the highlighting is completely dependent on
the template used. 
However, it would be nice to have a configurable option to control this at
a higher level. 
If the configurable option was disabled, bibletime would not even add the

class="jesuswords" to the HTML document, I suppose. This would be nice
because it would be 
easier to switch between highlighting and not, but still using the same
template, without 
necessitating having two separate copies of every desired template, one
with highlighting 
on and one without it...

Templates are great, but the ability to control their behavior and when
they're relevant is 
even better.

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Comment By: Dave (thedeveloper)
Date: 2006-11-02 03:23

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You can put your own custom templates in

~/.kde/share/apps/bibletime/display-templates

As for red-lettering highlihgts of words of Christ, they are 
controlled entirely by the template you use. The High contrast 
italicizes it for instance since it only has like two or three 
colours in it.

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